The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-15
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tainmonts mud other Notes.
John A. Boyd Is In town. .+M
u, +. CriIvell Is home from Fudlay. 1a
W, T. Alexander was IN town Sunday. 4,
Ex.Sherilr l., y. Gray was here yesterday.
Lawyer Jamos MoCanlgher returned homo Mon.
day. ilsS ~ ]atFts
J. Elmer Hunter spent day a. Thompson 70.
The Church OF God Is holding series Of revival
meetings. E1Ts'. go -4asIE N
Miss Grace Jones Is candidate for gold watch,
In the Interest Of tho Catholic Church. ss.
g. Il. Oldham Is out cast. II Is expected no will
rotlru with commission for the Postoiicc.
James A. Bent. compiler Of Dents Digest, was
soliciting subscribers for his work hero Monday,
G.s. McFaddon, tho victorian prohlbitionist OF
Moundsville, attended the temperance convention
at Cameron. fsr
Riggs Bros. arc rapidly pushing tho work on tho
new Episcopal church. The frame work was raised
the ant TOT the week. slFt9 g 'ET. 'ggH7E. "a
Another tank Of oil was shipped from tho Hicks
drilling again In The spring. En1a ST
There will DO au entertainment at tho prison
during the holidays. Tho Misses Israel and some
other young folks arc preparing for tho occasion.
Some OF the young men Of Fairview arc organi1.
Ing band and have sent out an army Of beggars
" AiHus W wy luhhuhShbos AMY uhNC AlV
siege 10 Moundsyllic. g1FlG ~ as
Lawyers Mcclure and Parkinson, on behalf Of
the defendant, Isaac shepherd, will argue q mo-
ton before Judge lloyd Saturday 10 dissolve an In
junction In the case OF ROgerSon vs. Shepherd.
Mcssrs, Ewing, Melvin & Riley Will appear Tor tho
plaintiff. ~ - =. .- g. .ss -2'--1's
\ good story Is being told on Sergeant Echols.
A few days Rgo no went out the road 10 arrest q
man charged with felony. Tho party was found
at his homo and expressed his willingness TO 90
with tho officer, but said he would like 10 cut some
wood and get some fodder Ia, his wife not being
able 10 do such work and they had no help, The
Sergeant kindly consented, and proposed 10 cut
the wood himself while his prisoner got toe fodder.
Ho took oil his coat and went at tho wood pile with
vlgor. For about two hours no pounded those
hard sticks, but his man forgot 10 come back, aud
was most: likely not 70 DO found In his baillwck.
At tho Art class yesterday the students were In.
dustrously engaged In their respective works,
MIS-. ]. W. Gallagher was doing a beautiful work
OF flowers on plush. Miss sallie Cockayne was
touching up u largo cray0n OF an elderly gentle
man cllizen OF HellSburg, and Miss Gracc Blake
was doing q picture OF her little nephew, George
Blnko. MISS Rosa Bonar was working at an inter
ehting winter scene, while Miss Ella McFaddcu
was outlining a work Of flowers. Mrs. Reed, Of
wheeling, has succeeded In CultivRting perinn.
nent tSte for this branch OF art hero, aud III q
number Of parlors can DO Ecen many well executed
works dole BY homo talent. 1t will pay any one
20 visit tho parlots OF Mrs. Gallagher, Mr.. g. 3.
McFadIcn, Miss Cockayne and Others lust to SEQ
what the pdpils OF this energetic lady eau do Miss
Ella McFadden has Just completed Crayons Of her
iather and mother. ..--.----- = W. q